August 6, 2026

Justice Department Loses 21 Lawsuits for Voter Data Access

The Justice Department has lost 21 consecutive court cases regarding access to state voter rolls, with judges affirming states' rights to manage their own elections.
Federal judges have dismissed lawsuits from both Democratic and Republican states, including a recent ruling that states are not required to share voter records.
The administration has appealed 16 of its losses and continues to pursue cases against several states, while facing criticism for its aggressive tactics.

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